madrigal

The word “madrigal” has 3 syllables: ma-dri-gal

It's pronounced as /məˈdrɪɡəl/

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In the thesaurus, “madrigal” has 53 synonyms.

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Synonyms for madrigal

Christmas song
English sonnet
Noel
anacreontic
ballad
blank verse
canticle
canzonet
chorus
clerihew
dithyramb
ditty
eclogue
elegy
epic
epigram
epode
epopee
epos
free verse
georgic
haiku
idyl
idyll
jingle
lament
lay
limerick
lyric
minstrelsy
ode
pastoral
pastorale
poem
poesy
poetry
psalm
rhyme
rime
rondeau
rondel
rondelet
rondelle
rune
senryu
song
sonnet
strain
tanka
triolet
vers libre
versification
villanelle

Meanings of madrigal

noun
1. A song for a small number of unaccompanied voices; from 13th century Italy.
2. A polyphonic song for about six voices, from 16th century Italy.
3. A short poem, often pastoral, and suitable to be set to music.

Example Sentences

Madrigal singing was popular during the Renaissance period in Europe.
The choir performed a beautiful madrigal at the concert last night.
Giovanni composed a captivating madrigal that became widely acclaimed across Italy.
The students learned about the intricate harmonies and lyrics characteristic of a Renaissance madrigal.
Attending a madrigal dinner is a delightful way to experience both music and historical ambiance.

On this page you'll find 53 synonyms or another words to madrigal, such as: Christmas song, English sonnet, Noel, anacreontic, ballad, blank verse, canticle.

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